The other
Nolan (in plaid shirt, no glasses), another owner of Citizen Frederick
Jay bought a piece from this shop.
There was a lady who stood beside me to check out items from this vendor. I really fell in love with her bag. I heard my heart said "paboom paboom". I love the natural stone as a button of the purse.
Items sold at the market were leather goods, hand-poured candles, homemade soaps and oils, jewelries, paper products, pens, beautiful bikes, kitchen utensils, ties and bow ties, lighting fixtures, wooden furniture, and more.
I liked these wooden bow ties.
This one I liked the most. The material was artistically and naturally designed by nature and termites. It's one of a kind.
These crab mallets are fancy.
I asked the mister what was the red cords for on that wheel. He said, "Aron dili mosabud ang palda sa ligid!" (So that the skirt won't get caught in the wheel). It's a skirt guard. Wow! This is for us, ladies! I learned something new that Saturday.
There were marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolates on a table in one corner of Volt's patio. At the center of the venue were seats and a fire for warmth and s'mores.
One regret I had was not checking this shop. I totally forgot the mister wished for a fountain pen for a long time. Christmas is around the corner, and why didn't I checked their stuff?
The mister bought hair product from Citizen Frederick, and...
a small bifold leather wallet from Almanac Industries.
See you in spring for the next Blue Ridge Market.
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9 comments:
Hawig ni "the mister" si Antonio :) o baka sa balbas at bigote lang.
Parang isang sosyal na tiangge ang inyong pinuntahan.
Ang mga nagustuhan ko po ay ang mga sumusunod:
-yung typewriter (binibenta rin po ba iyon hehehe)
-wooden bow ties!
-at yung martilyo :)
Ang saya naman po ng place na yan, lalo na nung nakasindi na ang mga ilaw.
Blue Ridge Market :)
awesome items, parang magandang ibalandra sa interiors ng bahay. classy tignan.
Yes. That's what I thought too. Magkamukha sila.
Limited ang lugar kaya may tickets. LIbre naman sya. Hinanap ko si Top Chef Bryan Voltaggio (isa sa may-ari ng resto) para magpapicture sana, kaso wala.
May nagbibinta pa rin ng mga lumang typewriter ngayon kaso mahal na. Nabili namin ang amin years ago for $35 lang. Ngayon $100 or more na.
i am a big fan of bow ties. first time i am seeing one made of wood though. i love it but it looks like it feels a bit heavy for the neck.
We have flea markets in here where they sell vintage things. I have not been to one for quite some time as I heard they moved to another location. I like visiting art markets though just like the one in Amsterdam where you get to meet the artists. I heard Manila have art markets now. I like the idea on how you support local manufacturers by buying from them. Our Christmas shopping should start from the local producers around us. More of these great markets please in your next posts.
Hi Lili! I miss being here :)
I agree, may hawig si the mister and si Antonio, syempre mas handsome nga lang si the mister.
My heart went paboom paboom to, seeing such nice stuff! Bakit walang mga ganyan kasi dito hehe :)
I've seen some wearing wooden bow ties on Instagram.
The mister and I always consider the independent sellers and the handcrafters as well. We also love going to farmer's market.
Hi, Zai. Welcome back! :)
Baka meron kaso lang tiangge ang dating. Walang s'mores at fire. :D
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